Oleh : ANDREW AMBROSE
BERSIH Sabah has the
full support of DBKK and the KK PDRM to gather at Padang Merdeka on April
28th. A successful meeting were made
today, April 24, with the KK PDRM and DBKK representatives at Karamunsing
Police Station.
A team of seven from
BERSIH Sabah and Himpunan Hijau was met with about 30 representatives from the
police and DBKK at 3p.m. today to discuss about the planned gathering on the 28th
of April. The meeting was chaired by the Head of Police Kota Kinabalu, ACP
Ahmad Sofi bin Zakaria.
A representative of
DBKK informed BERSIH Sabah that they are planning a public programme this
Saturday, 28th April on positive messaging such as, “Say No To Drugs”. When asked whether BERSIH Sabah and its
supporters could attend the programme, DBKK affirmed so, and welcomes the
public.
BERSIH Sabah also
asked about any dress-code planned for the DBKK event, and was informed that
there was none, and that there are no dress code restrictions for public
participation.
BERSIH Sabah endorses
the event planned by DBKK, and will show support by attending the event in
Padang Merdeka. BERSIH Sabah also welcomes all our supporters to join us in
endorsing this event, and to wear the colours yellow and green.
DBKK has accepted the
offer by BERSIH Sabah and Himpunan Hijau to carry out 'Gotong-Royong' after the
event, as to ensure the place is cleaned. BERSIH Sabah has also offered to
promote the DBKK awareness campaign this Saturday, April 28th, and has offered
to provide input in their programme, such as Sabahan indigenous dance
performances.
BERSIH Sabah would
also like to thank the KK PDRM and DBKK for their full cooperation and support,
and together, for leading the way for rest of Malaysian authorities to emulate,
ensuring that our constitutional right as per Article 10, to assemble
peacefully.
The Sabah authorities
have been exemplary in their cooperation, and BERSIH Sabah commends KK PDRM and
DBKK for their integrity and support.
BERSIH Sabah will
continue to work together with KK PDRM and DBKK for a peaceful gathering on
April 28th, 2012.
BERSIH Sabah hopes to
see thousands of Sabahans this Saturday, joining us for the call for free and
fair elections.
diharap perhimpunan Bersih itu nanti tidak akan mengganggu ketenteraman awam..
ReplyDeleteOrang2 yang berhimpun tu ada banyak masa lapang
Deleteterutama roadblock. mesti sesak jalan time 28hb ni.
DeleteUtamakan keselamatan.
Deletepenganjur juga harus memberi jaminan bahawa perhimpunan ini akan berlangsung dengan aman..
ReplyDeletekalau penganjur bagi jaminan tapi pengikut perhimpunan buat hal, macam mana?
DeleteLets wait and see how is the turn out will be this coming saturday.
ReplyDeleteHopefully with the Bersih demo, the government would be pressured to set up RCI in sabah.
ReplyDeleteTanpa Bersih, pertubuhan tetap harus ditubuhkan.
Deletetidak payah la join Bersih pada hari tu
ReplyDeletebuang masa saja ikut bersih.
ReplyDeleteYang penting matlamat Bersih tercapai. Tidak harus mengakibatkan kekecohan.
ReplyDeleteEC harus kemas kini dan memperbaiki kelemahan yang ada.
ReplyDeleteKerajaan harus memahami keadaan dan keperluan Bersih untuk PRu13. Demi keadilan dan transparent yang diseru, harus juga EC mengkaji semula akta dan sistem PRU yang lebih bersih.
ReplyDeleteTidak ada sambutan juga itu kalau dibuat di Sabah.
ReplyDeletemakin lama makin terdesak pembangkang di negara ini.. macam la tidak wujud pilihanraya di negara ini..
ReplyDeletesepatutnya perhimpunan Bersih hanya dianjurkan di semenanjung memandangkan HQ SPR hanya ada di semenanjung.. kenapa perlu anjurkan di Sabah? malah di negara2 yang tiada kaitan langsung dengan SPR Malaysia??
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